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Africa-Press – Namibia. <\/strong><\/span>BUSINESSMAN Shapwa Kanyama’s company, which officially employs three permanent staff members, won a two-year N$650 million government medical supply contract this month, including a deal to supply condoms.<\/p>\n

There are concerns that health tenders are continuously being snapped up by a clique of connected companies.<\/p>\n

This contract is part of the N$2,8 billion batch of health tenders awarded by the Central Procurement Board of Namibia (CPBN) on 11 January this year.<\/p>\n

The tenders for the supply and delivery of medical products to the government were advertised in April last year.<\/p>\n

One of the biggest winners from that procurement process is Kanyama’s Amnics Trading, a company that was registered two years ago.<\/p>\n

The two-year contract given to Kanyama’s company represents 23% of the N$2,8 billion health tenders allocated last week.<\/p>\n

Amnics Trading’s N$650 million tender includes the supply of surgical gloves for N$400 million, condoms for N$111 million and other medical supplies such as needles, blades, bandages, sterilisation paper, latex examination gloves and dressing pads.<\/p>\n

Kanyama confirmed to The Namibian yesterday that he owns Amnics Trading (Pty) Ltd.<\/p>\n

He said it is a manufacturing company of medical supplies in Namibia.<\/p>\n

\u201cI understand the hype around the award to our company, which is yet to be formally communicated to us,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe bid like any of the 40 other companies which are considered for the award, with nothing untoward suggested against them.<\/p>\n

\u201cI tendered like everyone else. If the tender is awarded to my company, it is not because I am politically connected, \u201c he said.<\/p>\n

Records obtained by The Namibian from the Social Security Commission (SSC) this week show that Kanyama’s Amnics Trading employs just three people.<\/p>\n

He, however, insisted yesterday that the company employs 50 workers on a permanent basis and runs at full capacity with 80 staff.<\/p>\n

The procurement board said it awarded Amnics Trading the tenders because they manufacture in Namibia. The exact words used were: \u201clocally manufactured\u201d.<\/p>\n

\u201cI submitted the tender documents like everyone submitted and mine has the factory among all suppliers. The act is clear that first preference must be given to local manufacturers. I don’t understand what I did wrong,\u201d Kanyama said.<\/p>\n

But this reasoning was rejected by some of the competitors, who said companies that won tenders on that basis were not really manufacturing medical products.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat does he manufacture? The place he is referring to does not have a factory. When did he get the licence from the Namibia Medicines Regulatory Council to manufacture medical equipment since the company just started?\u201d a source familiar with the tender process said.<\/p>\n

TOP BENEFICIARIES<\/p>\n

Around 32 companies were awarded tenders worth N$2,8 billion by the central procurement board this month.<\/p>\n

Beside Amnics Trading, other companies that scooped medical tenders include Taliindje Investment CC (N$141 million), Wellbeing Medical Supplies CC (N$98 million), Trion Technology Solutions CC (N$71 million), Novo Medical Supplies (N$66 million) and Vita Care Medi-Pharm (Pty) Ltd (N$60 million).<\/p>\n

The other beneficiaries are Econo Investments (Pty) Ltd (N$54 million), Allybaba and Family Investment Group (N$49 million), Facal Investment CC (N$48 million) and Zet Medical Supply CC (N$45 million).<\/p>\n

There are complaints in the medical supply industry that Kanyama’s associates or related companies also won big at last week’s tender awards.<\/p>\n

Also on the list of beneficiaries is Cereal Investment CC (N$37 million), M&H Trading Enterprise CC (N$26 million), MMED Investments and Ninas Investment JV (N$25 million), PP Immigration Business Consultants CC (N$22 million) and Uni Medical Supplies (Pty) Ltd (N$20 million).<\/p>\n

Sources said some of these companies are briefcase entities that do not employ people, while others are being used by proxies.<\/p>\n

Companies such as Nampharm, which is said to employ 180 full-time staff, won medical products supply worth N$1,6 million from the latest rounds of tenders.<\/p>\n

THE BIG TIME<\/p>\n

Kanyama, the son of medical doctor Alughodi Paulus Kan-yama, rose to the big time of state-backed medical tenders in recent years.<\/p>\n

He is said to be close to South African medical group Avacare Health Group, which owns Supra Health Care \u2013 a company that was labelled in the media as a ‘darling’ of Namibian health tenders in 2020 when tenders were awarded.<\/p>\n

Kanyama is politically connected. He was linked to a Swapo congress factor last year.<\/p>\n

Kanyama told The Namibian yesterday he feels he is being unfairly targeted by people who have a personal vendetta against him.<\/p>\n

He questioned why other companies are not being scrutinised.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe following must be noted: The Procurement Act was enacted to achieve what the CPBN has done, which is employment creation, value addition and capacity building in Namibia,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe must ask ourselves how much longer do we want to keep importing and not empower ourselves as a nation?\u201d Kanyama said.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have heeded the national call by investing millions to set up the manufacturing unit and employ Namibians.<\/p>\n

\u201cLastly, we must also not forget the massive tax obligations, so we encourage other companies to follow suit and invest in developing our country together.\u201d<\/p>\n

The decision to award the tender to Kanyama’s Amnics Trading has attracted criticism from industry players who are concerned about the distribution of tenders.<\/p>\n

The health sector has for years faced allegations of corruption, overpricing and cronyism that has in some cases affected the provision of medical services to the public.<\/p>\n

Five years ago, former health minister Bernard Haufiku submitted files to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) containing information on alleged corruption in the procurement of medicines in the public sector.<\/p>\n

Questions sent to the procurement board were not answered by the time of going to press.<\/p>\n

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